Crime Stoppers to Hold March 21 Pickleball Fundraiser at Fitness World

Crime Stoppers of Morgan, Scott & Cass Counties announced a day-long pickleball tournament fundraiser to benefit the organization, scheduled for March 21 at Fitness World Health Club in Jacksonville, according to the City of Jacksonville calendar.

The event listing on the City of Jacksonville calendar identifies Fitness World Health Club in Jacksonville as the venue and lists the fundraiser as a full-day pickleball tournament aimed at supporting Crime Stoppers of Morgan, Scott & Cass Counties. The organization’s name signals its coverage across Morgan, Scott and Cass counties and frames the fundraiser as a regional effort.

Organizers have chosen pickleball as the tournament format and described the schedule on the city calendar as day-long, indicating multiple matches or divisions will run through the day at Fitness World Health Club. The City of Jacksonville calendar entry is the public notice that provides the March 21 date and the facility location for residents seeking to attend or participate.

Fitness World Health Club in Jacksonville will host the fundraiser on March 21 at the location listed on the municipal calendar. Using a local fitness facility for a day-long tournament links a community recreation space with a regional nonprofit that serves Morgan, Scott and Cass counties, according to the calendar listing.

The City of Jacksonville calendar notice functions as the current public record for event details; it is the source naming Crime Stoppers of Morgan, Scott & Cass Counties as the beneficiary organization and confirming the March 21 date at Fitness World Health Club in Jacksonville. Anyone looking for updated start times, registration data or contact information should consult that calendar entry for the latest information.

This fundraiser places a local business, Fitness World Health Club in Jacksonville, in direct partnership with Crime Stoppers of Morgan, Scott & Cass Counties for March 21. The city calendar listing frames the event as a community-facing effort to raise funds for the organization serving three counties, and it establishes the basic when-and-where residents will need to know as the nonprofit prepares for its day-long pickleball tournament.